Organic Handloom

Organic Handloom is a Japanese footwear brand built around simple design and the comfort of natural materials. Its roots are in Mashiko, Tochigi, a town known for its pottery, and the brand was shaped by Baba Hiroshi's vision. It began with leather goods, organic cotton garments and lifestyle items before settling on footwear.

The shoes are made by craftspeople at a factory in Shizuoka, where the brand has been making footwear for over 70 years. Sandals and moccasins use hides that are byproducts of the meat industry, hand-crafted and attached to lightweight outsoles for all-day wear. The Gurkha sandal is the signature style. Even the handwritten logo embraces imperfection and the warmth of handmade work.